Fake Eyebrow - How to use rings as fake eyebrow?

Eyelashes and eyebrows help to give your face depth, definition and expression.

Tools used for designing fake Eyebrows

Foundation

Loose powder and sponge or powder puff

Eyebrow pencils - two colors, one close to your hair color and another just a bit lighter

Eyebrow shadow

Eyebrow brush

Eyebrow Pencil sharpener

Q-tips

Hair spray

Some important fake Eyebrow Tips

You can find eyebrow pencils and eyebrow powder at most make-up counters, beauty supply stores and drug stores. In some make-up studios and beauty supply stores, you can find eyebrow stencils that will also help you to shape your eyebrows.

Remember to sharpen your eyebrow pencils often - at the very least with every use. The color of your eyebrow make-up should be close to the color of your hair - light brown if your hair is blonde. You can use two eyebrow pencil colors to add more depth to the illusion. Just like real hair, eyebrows are not usually all one color. The second color should be a just a bit lighter than your hair color.

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Use an eyebrow pencil or powder that matches the color of your own eyebrows. If you have pale or blonde eyebrows use a color that is only one or two shades deeper than your natural brow color--this prevents a fake or drawn-on look.

Brush the brow up with a toothbrush.

Whether you are using a pencil or powder, follow the basic shape of the existing brow, using the tweezing guidelines.

Apply the color by filling in the shape of the brow between the hairs where needed.

As much as possible, work only with the hair that is there. The idea is to shade rather than draw on eyebrows.

Fill in only at the front or underneath the brow, or through the brow itself.

Do not place your brow color, whether it is pencil or powder, more than one-quarter inch away from where the natural hair growth stops. This would accentuate the fact that there is no brow there in the first place!

Do not forget that eyebrow color should look shaded and soft, not like a straight, hard line.

When applying brow gel, brush the color through the brow in much the same fashion as you apply mascara to the eyelashes. Brush the wand through your brows, being careful not to get the product on the skin and not to leave the brows standing straight up. It will probably take you a few applications to get the hang of it.